A quick run-though of 26 technologies (A-Z) related to the modernization of Notes/Domino technologies delivered in the style of Dr Seuss.

1. Oh the things you
can find, if you
don’t stay behind
Modernization

2. A Applications Peter
B Big Data Devin
C Connections Pink Peter
D Design Thinking Bob
E Empathy Bob
F Forensics Nathan
G GraphQL Nathan
H HTML5 Turk
I Internet of Things Peter
J JavaScript Keith
K (Keith) Kontrols Keith
L LiveGrid Devin
M MicroServices Devin
N Notes Peter
O Office Graph Nathan
P Progressive Web Apps Keith
Q Quality Assurance Turk
R REST Devin
S Swagger Devin
T TypeScript Keith
U User Experience Bob
V Voice Input Turk
W Web Components Keith
X XPages Peter
Y Yarn Keith
Z Zapier Peter
Bob (3) D:E:U
Devin (5) B:L:M:R:S
Keith (6) J:K:P:T:W:Y
Nathan (4) A:F:G:O
Peter (5) C:I:N:X:Z
Turk (3) H:Q:V

4. BIG A
little a
What begins with a?

5. Applications

6. Ancient aging
applications are
agonizingly slow.
Please oh please
show me where
they need to go.

7. Any old analysis is
simply not how.
You need to call on
your friends from
Red Pill Now

8. Listen carefully to what
we have to say. As a lot of
this technology is going
to stay. Learning just one
could make your day and
ensure attendance at this
conference will pay. Well
before its time to play.
At MWLUG today is a day
to stay, say, pay and play.

9. BIG B
little b
What begins with b?

10. BIG
DATA

11. Every day in every
way the data keeps
growing without us
knowing

12. Are you drowning in
data but starved for
knowledge? Does
your company have
more Notes databases
than its willing to
acknowledge?

13. In the era of Notes
too many silos were
erected.
When we really
needed our data to be
connected

14. Keep your eyes open,
keep them peeled.
A way to connect
Notes data will soon
be revealed.

15. BIG C
little c
What begins with c?

16. Connections
Pink

17. What to think
of a man in pink?
Or did I just have too
much to drink?
Jason Roy Gary has
established a link
for customers to rethink
how their software
problems might shrink

18. REST APIs
Docker
GraphQL
IFTTT
MongoDB
Nginx
React.js
Redis
Strongloop
Swagger
Swift
Public and documented
Deployment heaven
Dynamic JSON
Internet of Things
NoSQL (NoNotes)
Web server (NoDomino)
JavaScript framework
Big Data in memory
REST Platform
API documentation
No Java
So lets take a sec to do
a check on all the tech
in the pink spec.

19. REST APIs
Docker
GraphQL
IFTTT
MongoDB
Nginx
React.js
Redis
Strongloop
Swagger
Swift
Public and documented
Deployment heaven
Dynamic JSON
Internet of Things
NoSQL (NoNotes)
Web server (NoDomino)
JavaScript framework
Big Data in memory
REST Platform
API documentation
No Java
Jason is no fool
These technoogies are
cool
Most of these receive
our votes for the
technologies we think
could also transform
Notes

20. For some the answer is
to start to think pink.
If you are older or
bolder listen carefully to
what is said as we
outline how to think
RED

21. BIG D
little d
What begins with d?

22. Design
Thinking

23. OMG how could it
be, applications
allowed to remain
looking this ugly

24. Deliberate
design
allows
Devin to
delight
users daily

25. For more
on design
go mob
Bob
(there should be no prob)
Influencing Behavior
through Color and
Page Design
Bob Kadrie
Thursday 11:00
AM
Plaza Ballroom 2

26. BIG E
little e
What begins with e?

27. Empathy

28. Unless someone
like YOU cares a
whole awful lot,
nothing is going to
get better, it’s not
DEV
USER USER USER

29. Every day in every way
the applications you
share show just how
much you care.
USERDEV

30. Never ship sh*t
As you’ll only be a hit if
you can admit that you
never ever quit until
you find how
to get your customers
to go WOW

31. BIG F
little f
What begins with f?

32. Forensics

33. There are a few
solutions that are for
free, the perfect price
for you and me.

34. Catalog is there for all
who care, so go take
a stare. The chances
are these applications
are not going away
any day until your
users have had a say.

35. Panagenda is here and
its very clear they can
show how you can do
something right now.
Free forensics for a few.
Fine for folk with fifty files

36. If all you’ve been told is
your applications are
old there is no need to
go cold about the
amount of gold needed
for a new mould.
Now is the time to
start thinking bold

37. Sometimes the
questions are
complicated and
the answers are
simple

38. Wouldn’t it be
cool if forensics
didn’t define a
problem but
rather drove a
solution

39. Freeman’s futuristic
forensics will find a
fortune from your files
and features fantastic
ways to format this for
your favorite browser.
Red Pill DIG slide
here

40. BIG G
little g
What begins with g?

41. GraphQL
graphql.org

42. Jason is cool
but json is better
So just what
could be even
better than
better?

43. REST APIs are
fine if your needs
are fixed. Fixed
input provides
fixed output

44. GraphGL:
The data I want in
the format I need

47. BIG H
little h
What begins with h?

48. HTML5www.w3schools.com

49. Only you can control your
FUTURE

50. The future looks
bright for HTML 5.
An obvious focus to
keep any Notes
career alive

51. BIG I
little i
What begins with i?

52. Internet of
Things

53. If you never did
you should.
These things
are fun. And fun
is good.

54. Thing 1 has a dome
home in Rome able to
be controlled from a
shiny chrome comb

55. Thing 2 thinks its
better by far to have
for oneself a
connected car

56. For Notes the future is
no longer tied to e-mail.
The connected engaged
office will become the
next holy grail

57. Now is the time to
get out the books and
learn to program web
hooks
www.webhooks.org

58. If the
Internet
of Things
is your
Thing
The Internet of
(Notes) Things
Peter Presnell & Turk Ergen
Thursday 2:00 PM
Plaza Ballroom 3

59. BIG J
little j
What begins with j?

60. JavaScript

61. When we talk about
programming
languages there are
a zillion and one

62. But inside your
garden variety
browser there is
just one

63. The careful selection of
the right javascript
framework will help
you succeed.
Yes indeed
(98¾% guaranteed)

64. Red Pill Now’s product
have Polymer at its
core. But every day
there are more and
more. Which one is
best is difficult to say,
so pick one today and
begin to play and you
will say hip hip hooray

65. BIG K
little k
What begins with k?

66. K is for
Kito

67. Kito is a kool kid
from Red Pill Now.
He uses tools like
Kendo and
Polymer to create
kontrols that make
his customers say
WOW!

68. Awesome web apps
need awesome
controls. Buying
them straight out of
the box lessens our
need to break into
Fort Knox

69. BIG L
little l
What begins with l?

70. L is for Lid
and L is for Livid
IBM thinks L should
become known for
LiveGrid

71. Lady Leeland loves
to show with a wink
@formula living on
inside of
Connections Pink

72. Its not about what
it is, its about what
it can become

73. O365 has
something similar
inside. Only time
will tell from whom
Notes applications
can be tried.

74. LiveGrid for
Connections is
likely we know. But
it could soon grow
to be part of
Domino?

75. BIG M
little m
What begins with m?

76. MicroServices
microservices.io

77. Microservices is a clever way
to say stick all your Notes
code into agents.
Do it today without delay to
deliver yourself a big pay day

78. BIG N
little n
What begins with n?

79. Notes
For 25 years now N
has always stood for
In dog years that’s 175!
You don’t need to be told,
that’s getting quite old

80. Let us think what
says the man in pink
NoSQL is a Yes
But Notes is a No
Domino No and
XPages No No No
So just where is a
Notes developer to
go?

82. With your head full of
brains and your shoes
full of feet, you’re too
smart to go down any
not-so-good street.

83. BIG O
little o
What begins with o?

84. Office
Graph

85. The secret to staying connected in a connected
world is more than Connections. We need
connected data and connected connections

86. SQL
has
Joins

87. NoSQL
has
Graph

88. Domino
has
ODA
Graph

89. Graph for
Search

90. Graph for
Navigation

91. Graph for
Devin and
Nathan
Big Data with Graph,
IBM Domino, and
OpenNTF API
Devin Olson & Nathan T Freeman
Wednesday 4:15PM
Plaza Ballroom 1

92. BIG P
little p
What begins with p?

93. Progressive
Web
Applications

94. Progressive Web
Applications Are:
Progressive (duh)
Works for every user,
regardless of browser
choice

95. Progressive Web
Applications Are:
Responsive
Fits any form factor: desktop,
mobile, tablet, or whatever is
next.

96. Progressive Web
Applications Are:
Connectivity
Independent
Enhanced with service
workers to work offline or on
low-quality networks.

97. Progressive Web
Applications Are:
Fresh
Always up-to-date thanks to
the service worker update
process.

98. Progressive Web
Applications Are:
Safe
Served via HTTPS to
prevent snooping and to
ensure content hasn't been
tampered with

99. Even if you lean
conservative come to
our session to learn
more on progressive
web apps
The PRPL Pattern for
Domino Web Apps
Keith Strickland
Wednesday 1:00 PM
Beech Room

100. BIG Q
little q
What begins with q?

101. Quality
Assurance

102. Your code will never
qualify unless you
can quickly quantify
the quality of every
query without any
question.

103. The testing can go on
forever and ever
unless you can find
the magic lever.

104. Begin at the end and
end at the begging
Test Driven Development

105. Bitbucket Pipelines,
Bamboo and
Selenium all work
together to test, build,
and deploy code no
matter the weather
Continuous Integration

106. To hear Jesse
raven about
Maven you
needed to go
to a previous
show
Maven and Other
Rube Goldberg
Machines
Jesse Gallagher
Tuesday 4:00PM
Plaza Ballroom 2

107. BIG R
little r
What begins with r?

108. REST
GET
POST
PUT
PATCH
DELETE

109. Wherever your Notes
data goes it is still the
best. Especially when
you choose to
surface it with REST

110. DDS is one way and
SmartNSF one other
and Red Pill Now has
yet another
DDS
Red Pill Graph API

111. BIG S
little s
What begins with s?

112. Swagger
swagger.io

113. “All APIs should be public
and documented”
Sounds good to me, where
do I start? Well using
Swagger would be smart
to turn all your REST APIs
into a work of art

115. BIG T
little t
What begins with t?

116. TypeScript
typescriptlang.org
TS

117. If you object to a language
without objects then
TypeScript is for you.
Adding annotations,
classes and interfaces to
JavaScript is quite new but
certainly something long
overdue. Oh the things I’ve
been through if only you
knew till this came out of
the blue.

118. We don’t object to
you attending this
one. Cause Mikes
presentations are
usually quite fun
Object(ive) Thinking
Mike McGarel
Thursday 1:00PM
Plaza Ballroom 2

119. BIG U
little u
What begins with u?

120. User
Experience

121. To read a book
written by the
great Dr Seuss
provides more
than a story, it’s a
total experience

122. While it’s not always possible
to make applications this
much fun. It is important to
ensure the UX is well done.

123. BIG V
little v
What begins with v?

124. Voice
Input

125. Alexa is artful
Google is great
Siri is stunning and
Cortana’s my mate
Having a digital assistant was once
very distant but soon your users will
become quite insistent

126. BIG W
little w
What begins with w?

127. Web
Components
webcomponents.org

128. Custom
Elements</>

129. Shadow
DOM

130. HTML
Imports

131. HTML
Template

132. Frameworks

133. BIG X
little x
What begins with x?

134. * Official web site unknown
XPages Philippe

135. When the road ahead
looks like this we must
ask ourselves if things
are amiss

136. By 2025 the number of
people able to speak
Klingon will exceed the
number of active
XPages developers
Now 2025
Source: The same anonymous sources often
quoted by the fake mainstream media who are
trying to make XPages look bad

137. Red said both Notes
and XPages are dead so
start using JavaScript
frameworks instead.

138. BIG Y
little y
What begins with y?

139. YarnYarnpkg.com

140. Javascript seems to have a
package for this, and a
package for that, a package
for you, and a package for me,
a package for Horton, and one
for uncle Morton.

141. When the stories you are
telling are of packages out of
control, its time for a yarn to
make yourself whole.

142. YeomanYeoman.io

143. When your new javascript
project is ready to go all
that is needed is to say yo.
It’s comforting to know that
the the Yeoman workflow
will help your reputation
grow as a web
development pro.

144. BIG Z
little z
What begins with z?

146. Oh the things that you can do when you
have the glue that joins together the
application zoo

147. Zapier
is one

148. And
IFTTT
is another

149. Flowis the one with which we
are expecting to grow.
For every Notes pro this
is something to know.
Especially those wanting
to keep earning dough.
Flow dough can grow for
those in the know

150. PowerApps plus Flow will
allow SharePoint to grow
and applications to go to
something we all know.
Groupware it seems may
still be alive living inside of
Office 365
powerapps.microsoft.com

151. All that remains to be said.
What if PowerApps had a
Notes adapter instead?
Who would then care that
XPages is dead.

152. There you have it
from A to Z
I hope you agree
that there is a lot for you and me
to make our Notes data
the best it can be.

153. Radical By
Design